>It's the reason a FreeBSD derivative A reason. Licensing also plays a role. Some may say the most important one. >Case in point Not really. This is an advan

>It's the reason a FreeBSD derivative A reason. Licensing also plays a role. Some may say the most important one. >Case in point Not really. This is an advantage, yes, but was inherent to BSD development style. Not an addition they did. Assume GP refers to other presentations, talking about the optimizations needed to get the performance Netflix needs from FreeBSD. >doesn't exist for Linux But can be done by putting kernel and userland in same repo as modules.